From the Psychonomic Society
- Psychological science can now tell us how many innocent suspects are in police lineups 2020-09-22 Travis Seale-Carlisle
- A fanfare for the awesome teamwork of compound words 2020-09-17 Lisa Fazio
- Sounds good! Acoustic patterns of positive emotional expressions 2020-09-10 Jonathan Caballero
- Surviving the Crisis: The resulting plight of the early career cognitive scientist, Virhia 2020-09-02 Kimele Persaud
- Right-wing authoritarianism and reduced updating 2020-08-26 Laura Mickes
- Where comparative psychology meets clinical psychology: Examining sex differences in psychiatric disorders from a rat’s perspective 2020-08-20 Heather Hill
- Heads up! When were you last knocked on the noggin? 2020-08-12 Jonathan Caballero
- AP&P Digital Event: FIT week is over. What is next? 2020-08-06 Jeremy Wolfe
- AP&P Digital Event: Pop-out effects in visual search: Humans vs Archerfish 2020-08-05 Lisa Fazio
- AP&P Digital Event: Visual perception and bubble graphs 2020-08-04 Ayşecan Boduroğlu
From R-Bloggers
- Time Series Forecasting: KNN vs. ARIMA 2020-09-29 Selcuk Disci
- How to Convert Continuous variables into Categorical by Creating Bins 2020-09-29 George Pipis
- Exciting updates to my top 4 Shiny packages 2020-09-29 Dean Attali's R Blog
- Does management stand in your way when it comes to using R? 2020-09-29 Laura Swales
- New course on preparation and graphing of biological data in R 2020-09-28 Bluecology blog
- Introducing torch for R 2020-09-28 The RStudio Multiverse Team
- Permuted block randomization using simstudy 2020-09-28 Keith Goldfeld
- Rectifying Hand-Drawn Marks on Maps With the mapscanner Package 2020-09-28 rOpenSci - open tools for open science
- Apply family functions – Part 1 2020-09-28 Posts on
- Building a Simple Pipeline in R 2020-09-27 Abraham Mathew
From Andrew Gelman
- A question of experimental design (more precisely, design of data collection) 2020-09-29
- Information, incentives, and goals in election forecasts 2020-09-28
- “Postmortem of a replication drama in computer science” 2020-09-27
- Does this fallacy have a name? 2020-09-27
- Political polarization of professions 2020-09-26
- If something is being advertised as “incredible,” it probably is. 2020-09-25
- “Pictures represent facts, stories represent acts, and models represent concepts.” 2020-09-24
- Postdoc in Bayesian spatiotemporal modeling at Imperial College London! 2020-09-23
- (1) The misplaced burden of proof, and (2) selection bias: Two reasons for the persistence of hype in tech and science reporting 2020-09-23
- “this large reduction in response rats” 2020-09-22
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